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 PineEssential Oil (Pinus kessia)
Therapeutic Grade
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From Ananda Aromatherapy, pure essential oil of Pine Needles, steam distilled from organically grown pine needles from Madagascar. This is the most exquisite of the Pine varieties, well-regarded for it's energetic rejuvinative properties. What makes Ananda's oils different? Learn about our conscientious selection process here... |
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| Suggested Uses: |
Diffuse or apply topically properly diluted. Try placing two drops in the palms of your hands, place over nose and mouth and inhale. Add 2 - 4 drops to a drawn bath. | |
| Possible Actions: | Has been traditionally been used as an antiseptic and hypertensive (stimulant). | |
| Possible Indications: |
Can be supportive for conditions of asthma, bronchitis and arthritis. Also noted for diabetic support. | |
| Cautions: | Always test a small amount of essential oil first for sensitivity or allergic reaction. If pregnant or under a doctor's care, consult a physician. | |
| Blends and Recipes: |
Pine Essential Oil blends well with Cedarwood Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Juniper Oil, Lavender Oil, Lemon Oil and Rosemary Oil. | |
| About Ananda Aromatherapy Essential Oils: |
All oils from Ananda Aromatherapy are therapeutic grade, meaning they are produced to the highest quality standards possible. Our essential oils are chosen for their integrity (all chemical constituents important for aromatherapy are intact), ecological 'soundness' (most are organic or wild grown), and wonderful aromas. You may order a sample of any oil before trying larger amounts. Most samples are about .75ml; exotic oils such as Melissa, Rose, Angelica and Jasmine are only a few drops, but certainly enough to enjoy their aroma! | |
 Disclaimer: No claims are made as to any medicinal value of this oil. The information presented here is for educational purposes of traditional uses and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases. (more...) |
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Pine
Needle essential oil was investigated by Hippocrates, considered the father of Western medicine,
for it's beneficial effects on the resperatory system. The oil has been noted for it's anti-septic properties
- Native Americans stuffed bedding with pine needles to repel lice and fleas.
